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Josh LaboveNov 2, 20154 min read

A Breakup Letter to My Broker

or, how to ask better questions

Dear TIAA-CREF,

It’s been a good decade since we’ve gotten together — and hey, we’ve weathered a lot of storms. You were there, at human resources at my very first job. A…

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InternationalLandAllianceSep 23, 20151 min read

Benefits of buying a home|Buying a Vacation home in Maxico

Benefits of buying a home in Maxico|The Investment Benefits Of Buying Property In Mexico…

Sovereign InvestorAug 10, 20154 min read

Three Ways to Boost Your IRA

I like solutions that give me maximum choice and control. I service my own motorbikes and guitars. I do my…

Steve MillerJul 30, 20151 min read

Don’t Let a Late Start Bankrupt Your Early Retirement!

Rick Pendykoski

Hi Rick — Great advice. I would suggest that if someone has debt, they work on the smallest owed amount first, pay that off quickly, then move on to the next smallest amount owed. After a while, the number of bills a person has dwindles.

I retired 3 yrs ago at 50 yrs old. We attacked our debt like a ninja and even paid off…

Ben ReynoldsApr 615 min read

How To Know When You Can Retire With Dividend Investing

By Eli Inkrot

When I consider the topic of retirement the first thing that comes to mind is John Maynard Keynes 1930 essay titled “Economic Possibilities For Our Grandchildren.”

Money MaestroAug 5, 20153 min read

Should you Cash Out your Retirement Fund to Pay Off Debts?

When your debt problems are spiraling out of control, at a certain point of time, you might feel…

Ryan McIntireDec 28, 20154 min read

Investing 101 — Don’t Be Afraid

In this series of posts, i’ll explain why the way most people think about the stock market is wrong — and why you should treat investing like it’s one of your non-negotiable monthly bills.

Michael NazariniaJul 13, 20154 min read

Timing Mortgage Debt Payoff Date to Match Retirement Age in 2015

In an ideal world, a California home owner with a mortgage loan would pay off her mortgage debt when she hit retirement age.

In the real world, this seems to happen much less regularly than it should.

Money MaestroJun 15, 20152 min read

Do As the President Says, Not As He Does

In his recent State of the Union address, President Obama unveiled a plan to allow more workers to save money. This…

Blake LinklaterJan 314 min read

Retirement Planning

Today I want to talk about retirement planning. To do this I am going to give a high level overview of what you need to figure out when planning your retirement and how to go about figuring it out.